Three senior Labour ministers have written to Liz Truss calling for a Fur-Free Britain, supporting the aims of Respect for Animals’ Early Day Motion 267 on banning fur imports.
Pressure On The Government For A Fur Free UK Read More
Successive governments have pledged to ban fur farming in Ireland for some years now, after a campaign co-led by Respect
Mink farms in Ireland will be shut down ‘by the end of the year’ Read More
Photos depicting long lines of killing boxes being marched to fur farms have caused shock and anger around Europe. The
Slaughter on Denmark’s Covid-hit fur farms Read More
New footage, taken in August 2020, has been published by French organisation, and Fur Free Alliance colleagues of Respect for
Horrific fur farm footage from France reveals the truth about fur Read More
Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and the Green Party are set to form the next Irish government, with all three parties
Ireland: fur farming ban included in Programme For Government document Read More
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3 reasons to donate to the campaign against the cruel fur trade Read More
Liz Jones is one of Britian’s most prominent writers. Did you know she’s also a committed supporter of the campaign against the cruel and unnecessary fur trade?
Liz has written a blog for us in which she expands on her heartbreaking experiences tracking the barbaric Canadian seal hunt.
Writer Liz Jones’ Blogspot Read More
As the law stands, imports of fur are legal. The law must change. The import and sale of fur is
Tell Boris Johnson to ban fur imports Read More
“It’s one more sign the fur industry is struggling”- that was the reaction of a local anti-fur actvisit in the
Carol Royle was born in Blackpool, Lancashire, England. She is an actress and producer, known for Blake’s 7 (1978), Life Without George (1987) and Storyboard (1983) to name just a few highlights in an acclaimed career. Carol has been a longtime supporter of Respect for Animals in our long campaign against the cruel and unnecessary fur trade.
Click on the link above to read a blog by Carol, in which she expands on her commitment to improving the lives of animals..
Actress Carol Royle’s Blog Spot Read More